Security Set ups
05-28-2005, 07:30 PM
#1
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Security Set ups
i'm a bit sceptical bout gettin the teg, my rentz park in the garage, and there no cars to park behind me any1 have any tips on seriously beefin up the security, i'm willing to reech very far into my pocket to keep my car, i'm jus glad we dun live in the states..damn tegs get stolen lyk theres no tommoro down there
thx for the help
thx for the help
05-29-2005, 01:56 AM
#2
tegs get stolen jus as bad over here....u cant outrun or beat these ------ scavengers...
i say if u cant park u teg in a garage then dont get a teg...thats the safest way...
other then that u can but every alarm and gps system out there and have 50 kills switches...they will still find a way to get it...or atleast take stuff off of it...
if ur rents own a shitty car then talk to them to have them part outside....noones gonna steal a kia or a geo for its engine...
i say if u cant park u teg in a garage then dont get a teg...thats the safest way...
other then that u can but every alarm and gps system out there and have 50 kills switches...they will still find a way to get it...or atleast take stuff off of it...
if ur rents own a shitty car then talk to them to have them part outside....noones gonna steal a kia or a geo for its engine...
05-29-2005, 10:21 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Toronto
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it's like what everyone says. have layer's of security. i'm in the exact same position as you are. never had a problem with my teg (since it has no visible modifications) but now that i'm putting a sound system in it, i'm beefing up the security too.
make sure that you have a fuel pump kill switch and do the hood cable redirect as your first mods. they're cheap (under $10 in parts) and very effective. next comes your alarm, which is as effective as the install.
a basic alarm done well, plus whatever other features you want (proxy sensor) and you're doing as well as you can. have a tilt sensor too, backup battery and multiple piezo sirens and you're basically as secure as you can be.
make sure that you have a fuel pump kill switch and do the hood cable redirect as your first mods. they're cheap (under $10 in parts) and very effective. next comes your alarm, which is as effective as the install.
a basic alarm done well, plus whatever other features you want (proxy sensor) and you're doing as well as you can. have a tilt sensor too, backup battery and multiple piezo sirens and you're basically as secure as you can be.
06-01-2005, 01:45 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: St. Catharines
Posts: 32
Get a 2-way alarm from viper.. they have a contract where if your car gets proken into or stolen they will cover everything after the cost of ur insurance deductable if you get there top the the line 2-way installed by one of there certified distributers (future shop for example)... rest easy....
06-01-2005, 04:05 PM
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Location: Mississauga
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my area is pretty nice but yet i still have a decent security system (but i will be beefing it up even more) but i park my car in a garage EVERY NIGHT!
I sleep over at my gf's house on weekends and i make her take out her car so i can park inside with her car behind me.
I won't take my car where it'll be sitting in a parking lot for long amounts of time nor will i take it when i go partying at night.
Now that i think about it.....i can barely take my car out because of these damn theives.
I sleep over at my gf's house on weekends and i make her take out her car so i can park inside with her car behind me.
I won't take my car where it'll be sitting in a parking lot for long amounts of time nor will i take it when i go partying at night.
Now that i think about it.....i can barely take my car out because of these damn theives.
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